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Electric Charges & Field Quiz

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Electric Charges & Field Quiz
 

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Charges and fields basics

by Mohammad Nsour
1

Which quantity measures the force per unit charge due to a point charge?

2

Coulomb's law relates the force between two charges to:

3

The electric field inside a conductor in electrostatic equilibrium is:

4

If you double the distance between two charges, the force will:

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The units of electric field are:

6

Electric field lines point away from a positive charge and toward a:

7

Superposition principle for electric fields means:

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A test charge q in an electric field E experiences a force:

9

What happens to the electric potential if you move far away from all charges?

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Which statement about field lines is true?

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Incorrect: Electric field F = qE relates force and charge.

Incorrect: Force ∝ q1 q2 / r^2.

Incorrect: Free charges rearrange to cancel internal field.

Incorrect: F ∝ 1/r^2.

Incorrect: E = F/q, so N/C.

Incorrect: Field lines exit positives and enter negatives.

Incorrect: Each charge contributes independently.

Incorrect: Force is q times the field.

Incorrect: Potential due to finite sources tends to zero at infinity.

Incorrect: Field lines originate on positives and end on negatives; they do not cross.

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